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We all remember where we were when a significant news event happened, and through the decades, the BBC has been the place to go to for important news. Next time a significant event happens, find out with BBC News on your mobile. By using naturalistic filming, we recreated defining news moments. We wanted to make the viewer relive the experience, to make the hairs stand up on the back of their necks. This was achieved with the help of the music, a track called ‘When our wings are cut, can we still fly?’ by Kronos Quartet.

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